This is Pom no Ki, an omurice restaurant located in the Hirakata Park. I visited at exactly 11:00 am, which allowed me to enter smoothly. However, by the time I finished eating, there were already customers waiting, and more people were lining up. The restaurant is located in an area inside the park where indoor attractions and restaurants are lined up, across from McDonald's. The interior is bright and spacious, with tables lined up. The staff's service was polite. The menu mainly consists of omurice, but it is limited due to being located in a theme park. Therefore, the choices felt very limited compared to other stores in the same chain. On this day, I ordered the Pork Cutlet Hayashi Sauce Omurice (S size) for 1450 yen. You can choose between butter or ketchup rice, and I chose ketchup. The omurice that arrived had a large pork cutlet on top, generously covered with Hayashi sauce. When I tasted the omurice, the Hayashi sauce was rich and sweet, with a lingering flavor. It was on the richer side but had a mellow taste that would be enjoyable for anyone. The fluffy texture of the egg in the omurice was impressive, and it paired well with the Hayashi sauce. The ketchup rice had a subtle flavor with a hint of ham in the ingredients. This allowed the richness of the Hayashi sauce to shine. The pork cutlet was unexpectedly substantial. While it wasn't very juicy, it had a crispy texture that paired well with the sauce, providing a satisfying meal. Overall, the fluffy egg texture, rich sauce, and generous pork cutlet made for a highly satisfying dish. This restaurant offers a reliable taste and quality within the park, so I would like to visit again.

This is Pom no Ki, an omurice restaurant located in Hirakata Park. I visited around 11:00 am on a Saturday, and the restaurant was not too crowded at that time. The restaurant is located in the central area of the park, surrounded by indoor attractions and other dining options. The circular building has a bright and spacious interior with tables neatly arranged. The staff, mostly female, provide polite and attentive service. The menu offers a variety of omurice options, with prices varying based on size. Side dishes like salad and soup are also available. Due to its location in a theme park, the menu is somewhat limited compared to standalone restaurants. I ordered the Chicken and Spinach Omurice with Teriyaki Cream Sauce in size S for 1250 yen. The dish arrived with a generous amount of cream sauce, topped with chicken and spinach. The creamy sauce was rich and flavorful, complementing the fluffy omelette and butter rice perfectly. The butter rice, with onions mixed in, had a simple yet delicious taste that paired well with the sauce. The chicken was plentiful and had a nice texture. Overall, I was highly satisfied with the Teriyaki Cream Sauce Omurice I had at Pom no Ki. The consistent quality of the food at this theme park restaurant makes me want to visit again in the future.

This is the Pom no Ki restaurant, located in the Hirakata Park in Osaka. I visited on a Saturday just after opening and the place was already crowded. The restaurant has a bright, glass-walled circular interior with tables spaced out nicely. The menu offers various types of omurice with different sizes and toppings, as well as side dishes like salad and soup. I ordered the Hayashi sauce omurice with crab cream croquette in size S for 1350 yen. The omurice was fluffy and delicious, topped with a creamy crab croquette and demiglace sauce. The ketchup rice was not too overpowering, and the ham bits added a nice touch. The crab cream croquette was fragrant and creamy, complementing the omurice perfectly. Pom no Ki offers a cozy dining experience with tasty dishes, making it a recommended restaurant within the park.

Crab cream croquette with hashed beef rice at Pom no Ki in Hirakata Park. During my daughter's summer vacation, we visited Hirakata Park. The park is bustling with guests at the pool, The Boon, during this time of year. We decided to have lunch at the cool restaurant in the park, Pom no Ki. This time, our family of three ordered the following items: Crab cream croquette with hashed beef rice (M) for 1,650 yen, Double sauce omelette rice for 1,190 yen, and Kids set for 920 yen. For the double sauce omelette rice, you can choose between butter rice or ketchup rice. We chose ketchup rice for both. The omelette rice was delicious, and the ketchup rice was not as heavy on the ketchup as expected, making it light. The fried items that came with the kids set and crab cream croquette were okay. If you visit Pom no Ki, I think it's best to order the omelette rice as a single item.

This is the Pom no Ki restaurant in Hirakata Park. I visited right after the opening on a Saturday. It was easy to get in right after opening, but by 11:20, there were many people waiting in line. The restaurant is located in the central area of the park, near other dining options and indoor attractions. It is a standalone building with a bright and open interior. The tables are spacious and each has a partition for privacy. The staff were polite. The menu offers various types of omurice with different sizes and toppings. I ordered the Pork Cutlet Curry Sauce Omurice (small size) for 1490 yen. The omurice was topped with a generous amount of curry sauce and a pork cutlet. The fluffy texture of the egg, rich butter rice, and flavorful curry sauce complemented each other well. The curry had a surprising level of spiciness which paired nicely with the sweetness and richness of the egg and rice. The pork cutlet was crispy on the outside and juicy inside. Overall, it felt more like a curry dish with egg and pork cutlet rather than just omurice. This restaurant offers a reliable chain restaurant experience within the park. I would like to visit again in the future.

The restaurant seemed busy and the service was a bit rushed, but still enjoyable. I went with three kids to the crowded restaurant, but the infection control measures were in place and it felt clean. The food was delicious, especially the croquette I chose over the hamburger. I couldn't decide between butter and ketchup, but ultimately went with ketchup and it was the right choice! Croquette with ketchup was amazing. After leaving, we enjoyed the beautiful illumination outside and had a happy time. It's a recommended place for a fun amusement park and delicious food! Thank you for the meal!

This is the Hirakata Park branch of the omurice restaurant "Pom no Ki". I visited right at the opening time of 11:00 on a Saturday. At that time, it was easy to get a seat, but by around 11:15, there were already customers waiting. The restaurant is located in a separate building in an area with several other eateries in the park, right across from McDonald's. The interior is bright and airy with lots of tables arranged spaciously. For COVID-19 prevention, partitions have been set up between tables. The female staff were polite and attentive. The menu offers several types of omurice in different sizes and with various toppings, with prices varying accordingly. However, the menu is more limited compared to other restaurants, with no pasta dishes available. I ordered the Spicy Cod Roe Mayo Omurice in size S for 1250 yen. The omurice had cod roe and chopped seaweed in the center, topped with mayonnaise, creating a unique Japanese-style omurice. The egg was fluffy and the rice had a slightly soy sauce-flavored taste with mushrooms. It was relatively light and paired well with the egg. The toppings of cod roe, seaweed, and mayonnaise were well-balanced, resulting in a subtly flavored Japanese-style dish. This branch is popular for its well-executed flavors, so it tends to get crowded. I would recommend visiting right at opening time to avoid waiting.

This is the Hirakata Park branch of the restaurant "Pom no Ki" specializing in omurice. I visited at exactly 11:00 a.m. on a Sunday. The restaurant area inside the park gets very crowded during lunchtime, but at 11:00 a.m. we were able to get in smoothly. There was also a character show going on at that time, so it wasn't too crowded until around 11:30 a.m., but after that, a line started forming. The restaurant is located in a separate round building in an area with several other dining options within the park. The interior is bright and airy with many tables set up, allowing for a spacious dining experience. As a measure against infectious diseases, partitions were installed between adjacent tables. The female staff provided courteous service. The menu offers various types of omurice with different sizes and toppings, with prices varying accordingly. However, being a theme park restaurant, the selection is more limited compared to other Pom no Ki locations, and they do not offer pasta dishes. On this day, I ordered the S-size Hayashi sauce & tomato sauce hamburger omurice for 1490 yen. I chose ketchup rice over butter rice or plain rice. The omurice arrived with a hamburger on top, with the right half covered in Hayashi sauce and the left half in tomato sauce. The amount of sauce was generous. The texture of the egg in the omurice was excellent, fluffy and delightful. The ketchup rice had a strong tomato flavor, which paired well with the tomato sauce but made the ketchup taste more pronounced when combined with the Hayashi sauce. The hamburger was sizable and satisfying. The Hayashi sauce had a rich and mellow flavor, while the tomato sauce had a sweet and sour taste, utilizing the acidity of the tomatoes. It was nice to be able to enjoy two different flavors. Although I initially thought there was too much sauce, it surprisingly balanced out well as I ate. This restaurant inside Hirakata Park offers a consistent and enjoyable dining experience, typical of a chain restaurant. I would like to visit again if I have the chance.

I visited "Pom no Ki" inside Hirapar for the first time with my family. It's only a 15-minute drive from our accommodation, but we hadn't been able to go until now. There are original udon and ramen shops, as well as a McDonald's and this place. I was in the mood for omu rice, so we came here. I ordered the Small size Fully Ripened Tomato Sauce for 1190 yen including tax. The tangy tomato sauce and slightly buttery rice were quite delicious. I had tried the Large size at the main store in Hirakata before, but it was too big and I felt like my stomach was going to burst, so I opted for the Small size this time. Just the right amount! (^^)

This is a popular restaurant with a clean interior and cheerful staff. You can choose from S size, but even that is 300 grams. They use 3 eggs, although it's hard to believe. It's filling. We tried the kids' plate and the Japanese-style grated daikon. The ponzu sauce has a strong salty taste, so using all of it may make it too salty. The rice is cooked firm and goes well with the sauce. Delicious! I wish they could accept credit cards too.

This is Pom no Ki, an omurice restaurant located in Hirakata Park. I visited the Hirakata Park branch on a Saturday around 11 am. The restaurant is located in a standalone building in the central area of the park, surrounded by other food establishments. The interior is spacious with glass windows, and the female staff provides polite service. Due to COVID-19 measures, the tables are spaced out, resulting in a line forming outside. The menu offers a variety of omurice options with different sizes, toppings, and rice choices, with prices varying accordingly. I ordered the Bacon and Mozzarella Cheese Tomato Sauce Omurice in a small size for 1350 yen. The dish arrived with vibrant tomato sauce, bacon, cheese, and arugula on top of fluffy eggs and butter rice. The combination of flavors was simple yet delicious, with the buttery rice complementing the tangy tomato sauce, savory bacon, and rich cheese. Despite being a small size, the portion was generous and satisfying. Overall, Pom no Ki at Hirakata Park offers a consistent and enjoyable dining experience, with a bright and inviting atmosphere. I would definitely visit again in the future.

This is the Pom no Ki Hirakata Park branch. I visited at 11:00 on a Saturday and was able to be seated immediately, but soon after it became full and a line formed. The reason for the line may be due to it being a holiday lunchtime, but also because of COVID-19 measures reducing the number of seats. The restaurant is located in a standalone building in the park, with an open and spacious layout. The interior has tables lined up, and the service by the female staff is polite. The menu mainly features omurice, with variations in rice and sauce affecting the prices. Compared to other branches, the menu here is limited with few Western dishes like pasta. The smallest size is S (300g of rice), with no smaller SS size available, which may be a concern for some women in terms of portion size. I ordered the Pork Cutlet Hayashi Sauce Omurice S size for 1450 yen. I chose butter rice over ketchup rice. The omurice arrived with a simple yet rich Hayashi sauce, topped with sliced pork cutlet. The sweet and rich Hayashi sauce paired well with the fluffy egg of the omurice. The butter rice had a flavorful buttery taste with diced onions and mushrooms, making it enjoyable. The pork cutlet was thick and juicy, complementing the sauce well. This branch may have a limited menu and slightly higher prices compared to other Pom no Ki locations, but it offers a consistent taste in the park. I may visit again if given the chance.

This time, I went to Pom no Ki, located inside Hirakata Park. I arrived around 11:15 am to avoid the usual lunchtime crowd, but there were already 2-3 groups waiting in line. After about a 15-minute wait, I entered the shop! There were various menu options, but I decided to order the small size of the hamburger with hashed beef sauce omelette rice. The omelette rice that arrived shortly after was a sufficient size even in the small portion. It seems that even in the small size, there is about 300 grams of rice! It had been a while since I last ate it, but the egg was soft and delicious. The price is over a thousand yen, so the cost performance is not great, but the portion size makes it satisfying. Next time, I want to try the white sauce.

On a sunny day in June, I took my child to Hira Park. When it was time for lunch, there were many dining options, but the most popular ones were Pom no Ki and McDonald's. Since my child loves eggs, we chose Pom no Ki and entered the restaurant. The interior was spacious and even though it was quite busy, it didn't feel cramped. There were three strollers parked at the entrance, making it easy for parents with small children to enter. The staff were young and seemed like part-time workers, but their friendly greetings and smiles created a comfortable atmosphere. Despite the usual busyness of Pom no Ki, it felt like a pleasant space to be in.

Having lunch at Pom no Ki inside Hirakata Park. There is a food court-like area in Hirakata Park, but I find it not very appealing, so I usually end up at McDonald's. However, McDonald's has limited seating, so I often end up eating outside on a bench. This time, it was too cold, so I decided to eat inside Pom no Ki. It had been a while since I last visited. I had their Japanese-style grated radish omelette rice, which is a bit pricey but I think it's quite delicious.

The staff at the restaurant were unable to apologize when needed, which could lead to customers getting angry. I felt that the food was a bit bland.